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Violets Are Blue: An Alex Cross Thriller
by James Patterson
Enjoyable, but not like roses are red (1/12/2006)
This was great, but I am a little let down when I compare it to roses are red. This was a little gorey for me and also a bit tedious with detail. Just took too long for Alex to figure out who did it, especially since we have known the criminal since roses are red. Stillmore
Roses Are Red: An Alex Cross thriller
by James Patterson
Love this book (1/12/2006)
This is one of my james patterson favorites. I really like it because it is very to the point and I am not bored with too many details that the reading becomes boring. I liked this better then violets are blue, but my favorite of his is Honeymoon.
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